Ian Hultquist

In this photo, which shows Hultquist at his studio, the Roland SRE-555 Chorus Echo is visible.

In this photo, the R3D Electronics Kentaur is visible in Hultquist's pedalboard.

"The first attribute of the 4Pre that sold him was perhaps the most obvious: its sound. “I can really hear things more clearly than I ever had before. I was listening to “Sound & Color” by Alabama Shakes, which I’ve listened to a hundred times—and I realized that there was a synth in there that I had never heard before. It’s really interesting—when the Apogees came out, they were supposed to be the best of the best. But with the 4Pre, there’s a very noticeable improvement. It’s really a huge difference.” And he gives the thumb’s up on the unit’s Air effect, which emulates the sound of Focusrite’s classic transformer-based ISA preamps, as well. “Just yesterday, I was recording sleigh bells for something that I’m working on, and I had Air on—it sounded so open and clear. It’s really crazy!”"

In this photo of Hultquist in studio, Strymon TimeLine is visible on the Korg organ.

In this photo of Hultquist in studio, the white Moog MF-104Z analog delay is visble next to the Strymon TimeLine.

In this photo of Hultquist in studio, the Earthquaker Hummingbird can be seen in Hultquist's pedalboard.

"I mean how could I not buy this immediately? Coolest pedal decal ever! Thanks @walrusaudioeffects" - Hultquist about his Walrus Julia.

In this photo, which shows Hultquist's guitars used on "My Blind Brother" recordings, the Guild F-212 is visible.

"My first Jazzmaster (purchased in '05). Sold it to a friend in a moment of weakness in 2012, but now I'm happy to say that she is back in my possession! "

In this photo of Hultquist's rack, the Kush Audio Electra EQ can be seen in the rack.

Quoted on the Plugin Boutique product page.

"Iris has provided a constant source of inspiration for me, and I couldn't imagine making music without it."

Featured on Hultquist's official Sequential Circuits artist page.

In this photo, taken at Coachella Festival, Hultquist is visible with the Nord Stage 2 keyboard.

In this photo, which shows Hultquist at his studio, the Korg CX-3 organ is visible.

In this photo of Hultquist in studio, Orange Dual Terror is visible atop the Korg CX-3 organ.

In this photo of Hultquist in studio, JHS Colourbox is visible atop the Roland Chorus Echo.

In this Instagram photo posted by Hultquist, the Earthquaker Afterneath pedal is visible.

In this Instagram photo posted by Hulquist, the Strymon El Capistan is visible.

In this Instagram photo posted by Hulquist, the Line 6 DL4 delay pedal is visible.

In this photo posted by Hultquist, the Earthquaker Avalanche Run is visible in his pedalboard.

In this video posted for the Labor Day, Hultquist is visible playing the Sequential Prophet-6.

In this video posted by Hultquist, the Moog Minimoog Model D is seen in action.

In this pedalboard photo taken by Hultquist, the R3D Goldfinger Fuzz Pedal is visible.

In this Instagram photo posted by Hultquist, the Boss TU-3 tuner pedal is visible in his pedalboard.

In this Instagram photo posted by Hultquist, the Effectrode PC-2A compressor pedal is visible.

In this Instagram photo posted by Hultquist, the Jam Waterfall chorus and vibrato pedal is visible.

Ian Hultquist uses the Strymon Mobius Modulator, as seen in his Instagram photo where it sits atop a Mellotron with the caption: "Back in the saddle (for tonight at least)."

In this video posted by Hultquist, the DLS RotoSIM can be seen included in his pedalboard.

In this Instagram photo posted by Hultquist, the Dave Smith OB-6 is visible.

In this photo, which shows Hultquist's guitars used on "My Blind Brother" recordings, the Fender Mustang Bass is visible.